The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-03-10

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Ma"h ) ~rhr u. Nichols, Brewer. Eonthbay.
8. t." MARY farr"N, tnndnn, Boston.
March ,. >cir. \. lIay ford, Jones. PHILADELPHIA.
p odell, Wade, Boston,
AMERICAN FORTS.
iarIe-to'; March B. Arrived sch. Austin u.
knight, prnkWatsr. New York
~ anmah' March I, Cleared sch. \bbie {.
>tuih>. Pcndle,nn. 1runswir
New York, March ;. Cleared ~riS. Lucia Porter.
t,rlhlc, GrorgctoWn: Dora NJ French French.
Point -Plrc an, cleared snip lille T.. >tarhurk.
tultl,, Aicutta. March >, arrived ~ch. Paragon,
>hule. Fall River
Boston, Marcel ;. lni,ed ,rh~ Jesse Lena,
bunk. htUn-"ick Ga: King Phillip, Wiley,
Belfast. Ellen Merriam. Lowe, Wintrrport: Ma,
zurha. Lane, LUXE NJ Eel~. Wooster. Hockpou:
ceare.! ,ch- tyru~ Han. t"oml,~, Wilmington 9TH,
nliN ed brig Sparkling. alter IiirhAorn. Trinidad.
Pa-rH@oua, feh. >. Cleared -ch. William Fred
crlch Patterson. ariena>.
ren.aror. March l. Cleared bark Edward C,i-h-
ing Birkm"re Matanla~.
Baltimore. Feb. :. Cleared ~rh Warren Adams
Concord 81 sion: March /. ship Levi {. Burgess,
johnson. san Francisco March j. cleared sch.
John C. smith, Portland.
Fernandina March /. Arrived -cli. Nellie :
Pickering, Mckccn. New YORK March /, cleared
-'9 ,c Mary Nh, Il lla M, rIs"rh' r sr"
Chaplc-, Rose, Baltimore.
san Francisco. March |. Arrived ship :. +.
lllichr"ck, Nichols, New lurh.
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y. norham. Nclch. New FORK.
Vineyard Haven, March L. Arrived brig Don
'acinto; HARTMAN. Baltimore l"r Portland.
tom tlrtcher. New York.
Philadelphia. March }. Cleared sch sarah l..
DAVIS. hncriand M"ntNir, Ct.
t.alt c>tun. March D Arrived sch. H. j CottrriI.
Haskell. Perth tmhnv.
Newport News. March }. Arrived >ch Mary l..
Peters, v illiam~. Boston.
Perth ->m!oy, March !, Arrived sch. kcnnehec,
Walls. New York.
Fortress Monroe, Marrh5 Passed out ship Levi
u Burgess, Baltimore san Francisco
FOREIGN FORTS.
tal'Iil, March /. Arrived ship r. y. Blanchard,
Li~i,on. Feb. a. Arrived bark Wandering jew
NaheleN. Philadelphia.
Point dc ''rlve, Feb. %. Passed bark John Bun
yam. Lancaster, bordeaux, for New York
CGhh, Jan. , In port. ship sumner X. Mead.
Park for New York With COCO bales hemp.
, Hong k"ng; Jan u. In Port ships state OF
for Singapore t" load Tor New York John G. Pot
ter. Curtis for \aga>aki harhs Hayden Brown,
ilaNchcr, for New York; Edward Kidcr, Griffin,
Barbados, Feb. t. sailed sch Welaks, Cottrcll.
Demarara
Queenstown, March 3. sailed ship Belle of Bath,
Nichols. Philadelphia: ship Abncr tobIIrn, Mich
ol-, san Francisco for Dublin
l-agranl, feb ,. IN port -rh. Wyer 6. Sargent.
Kinds, for New York
Bueno> Avrc-, Jan. IS Sailed bark G. b. Uaz-
citine. Gilkcv. Valparaiso
Azua, Feb. l.. In port hri. Stockton Allen
from Boston, arrived Iith to sail in one week for
Boston.
relnambur,, Feht ,: arrived bark }. W. Dresser,
Parker, ri" .janeir": Feb. Is. sailed sch. Benz Ia
l,cns. Conton. New ork.
Passed the Lizard. Feb. =. Ship Cora. Applcy
liavrc for Port Eats.
iIavre March 4. Sailed ship VIM. q; Davis
tilkc!, rhila.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
The automatic bell buoy on Otter Gin Ledge
:
snip :. L. Hitchcock. Capt. Nichols which arriv-
ed at san Francisco March j, left New York Nov.
20, making the rapid run of l0I days.
ship Richard =. Buck, which recently grounded
at san Pedro, Cal, started -ternpost and chafcd
bottom badly The cost of repairs is estimated at
$23,oO0
Advicc> from san Francisco of Feb. p say 1t is
reported that ship kennehec, sunk at san Pedro,
can De proHtabiy raised, and that ship America,
while considerably strained, probably be
brought safely to this port for repairs. The dam
ages to Ship Richard =. Buck are believed to he
light No definite information will be obtainabe
uhtli the divers are sent to examine the vessels.
Captain L. +. Crosby who is to command the
schooner yacht Coronct in the with til
"Dauntless' across the Atlantic is about fifty
years of age, and a native of PASSPORT, Me. Among
his experiences which are guarantees of his grit
are the sailing of IA small tugboat from New York
10 cape Town, Africa, and OF Il catboat from Bos
ton to Bermuda.
ship John 4. Briggs, late OF Portland, PIG tons
but at frecp"rt, Me, in 1873 at cost of e90,O00
has been sold at san Francisco for $4,000. Capt
Plummcr. late of ship Ericsson, will command
her. ship L. +. Sargent, 1904 tons, built at Var
mouth, Me, in 1874, now at \. York has been pIlr
chased hy J. Roseniield and others of San Francis
co for the coal trade. Captain John Baker form
erly of ship John Roscnfield, commands her.
Mr.. Josiah Il. i!athorn, one of the best known
master shipbuilders on the PenobscOt river, and
for the past four OF five years master builder at
>tetson's Marine Railway, ha gone to Port Blake
ly, on Puget Sound, W. r.. to take charge of a
large ship yard at that place owned by Mcssrs. Hall
Brothers, who build five six vessels yearly
The Messrs. Hall are brothers of Mr. s. c. Hail. of
the firm of Iiodgkins 4 Hail. of Bangor. Mr.
Samuel y Nlckcrson of South OrTingtOn, accom-
panied MI. Hathorn and will be employ Ell in the
same ship yard.
FREIGnTS. The Weekly Freight Circular of snow
x Burgess, New York. for the week ending March
), says to the River Plate interest is display
Ell in general cargo tonnage hence, but rates are
unchanged, say basis IL cents per cubic foot
There Is also inquiries for Lumber tonnage to load
ut Boston and Portland at S9.30aS 10, and at the
south, but the latter orders do not appear urgent,
the moment is rather tame. There is nothing in
the position of Sugar here to encourage much bus
mess in the Cuba trade therefore dull market is
yet the report. In Molasses frcights there is a
moderate business at 81 from n. s ports to \. of
lIatteras. Outward frcights are scarce and rates
unsatisfactory. In other West India trades there
Is less doing. CoastWise Lumber freights are bet,
ter. There l. more demand, and vessels being
scarce higher rates have been paid. At the close,
from Jacksonville to New York, $3.50 was the
quotation, and from Fernandina So and wharfage.
The Coal trade is yet quiet; $l.05aSl 10 and dis
charge was about the rate to Boston and Portland
at the close. Chartered, Brig Amy A. Lane, sugar
from Cardenas to port north of IIatteras So l2l,